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Ukraine receives UAVs purchased from Turkey: Poroshenko
Ukraine has received the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) purchased from Turkey, Ukrainian president announced on March 7.
Turkish, Russian foreign ministers to discuss Syria, bilateral ties
The Turkish and Russian foreign ministers will meet in Turkey next week to plan for a high-level cooperation council in Moscow this April, Russian Foreign Ministry said on March 7.
S-400 issue from a historical perspective
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has declared that the Russian S-400 air defense system will be delivered by July this year, and the cooperation with Russia, including technology transfer, will continue as planned. The U.S. administration is trying to stop or slow down this process with promises, as usual.
Pavlopoulos addresses Greece’s ties to Balkans, Turkey
President Prokopis Pavlopoulos while on an official visit to Montenegro outlined Greece's views on ties with its Balkan neighbours and Ankara and reiterated that Athens steadfastly supports and promotes the EU course of the Western Balkans.
Kosovo Intelligence Agency Led ‘Illegal’ Deportations, MPs Say
Students, fellow teachers and family members of Turkish nationals who were arrested in March, protested in downtown Prishtina, calling for their release. Photo: BIRN/ Atdhe Mulla
Turkey's largest mosque opens for worship on Istanbul’s Çamlıca Hill
Turkey's largest mosque opens for worship on Istanbul's Çamlıca Hill
Court acquits all suspects in explosives shipment trial
A court in the port city of Piraeus acquitted all nine suspects in the trial concerning the Andromeda, a Tanzania-flagged cargo ship that was intercepted off the coast of Crete in January carrying 410 tons of explosives in January 2018.
Piraeus court acquits all suspects in explosives shipment trial
A court in the port city of Piraeus Thursday acquitted all nine suspects in the trial concerning a Tanzania-flagged cargo ship that was intercepted off the coast of Crete in January 2018 carrying 410 tons of explosives.
Turkish economy ‘performed strongly’ in February: Minister
The Turkish economy performed well in February in providing financial support to struggling companies, Turkish Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak has said.
Countdown starts for Ankara contemporary art fair
The 5th Art Ankara International Contemporary Art Fair, bringing together Turkey's and the world's major galleries, artists, institutions and organizations, will be organized between March 14 and 17.
Doctor calls on Turkish parliament to have amount of sugar in beverages reduced
Preventing obesity will contribute to the nation's economy immensely, Tufan Nayır, World Health Organization's (WHO) representative for Turkey, has said, while calling on parliament to ensure the amount of sugar added in beverages is reduced.
Тоday It Will Become Clear Which Are the Candidates For the Construction of TurkSteam on Bulgarian Territory
Today it will become clear which are candidates submitted bids for the construction of a gas pipeline between the Bulgarian-Turkish and the Bulgarian-Serbian border.
477 women were killed in 2018 in Turkey: NGO
A staggering 477 women were killed and another 232 were injured at the hands of violent men in Turkey in 2018, according a report prepared by the Umut (Hope) Foundation, a prominent NGO dedicated to reducing personal gun ownership, ahead of International Women's Day on March 8.
Istanbul Atatürk Airport to host 2nd Teknofest Aerospace and Technology Festival in September
Teknofest, Turkey's largest aerospace, space, and technology festival, this year will take place on Sept. 17-22 at Istanbul Atatürk Airport, the event organizers have said.
Serbia Must ‘Pay Price’ for Kurd’s Extradition’
Ahead of a ruling by the UN torture committee, the brother of the Kurdish activist deported to Turkey in 2017 says Belgrade should be punished for what he calls its 'illegal' act.